Located along the epic Bermondsey Beer Mile, The Arch House offers fresh pints from Anspach & Hobday, as well as a load of exciting guest breweries. Head on over for ciders and gluten-free sips, as well as wines, bubbles and a range of tasty bar snacks.

Fancy a boozy bevvie? Along the Bermondsey Beer Mile are plenty of pubs and we've got a fun tasting event. Make a pitstop at Gosnells Meadery Taproom and you'll be treated to four tantalising meads - ideal for virtually any occasion.

Boasting ciders, pale ales, lagers and stouts, Mash Paddle Brewery is located on the iconic Bermondsey Beer Mile. Nestle in for a tutored session so you can make your very own beer, or check out their epic quiz nights and painting classes.

One of the best pubs on the Bermondsey Beer Mile, The Marquis of Wellington is a friendly local with a passion for craft brews and quality pizza. Boozehounds can take advantage of their drinks-focused event schedule, as the team bring in local brewers and distillers to talk through their wares.

Located on Enid Street, Gosnells Meadery Taproom is a top-notch option if you're after a spot on the Bermondsey Beer Mile. Come rain or shine, this venue has a pretty outdoor space, alongside a cosy drinking area inside. Hungry? There are plenty of snacks and a BYOF policy.

While not on the strip itself, this quirky brewery just a short walk from the southern end of the Bermondsey Beer Mile is a must-visit. Specialising in low-ABV sips, Small Beer is a fun hangout for those looking to sample some premium craft pints or even catch some live music.

This popular cidery and taproom is another Bermondsey Beer Mile bar worth paying a visit to. Housed in an old railway arch, Hawkes specialises in all things apple-based, with hand-drawn pints of their own craft cider available, alongside an extensive guest selection.

A fun pub near Bermondsey underground station, St James is the traditional spot promising tank-fresh pints and plenty of outdoor drinking space. The Bermondsey Beer Mile bar serves up cold glasses of your favourite beers, from their house brew Meantime, to rarer finds from the UK and beyond.

One of the most unique Bermondsey Beer Mile breweries, The Barrel Project is the SE1 HQ of the London Beer Factory. Inside you'll find walls lined with - you guessed it - barrels, as the venue brews a range of innovative house blends and exciting guest kegs.

An excellent Bermondsey Beer Mile brewery and taproom, Fourpure's South London set-up encompasses a huge industrial hangar with room for all. Alongside their gigantic ground-level bar area, you'll find a range of other spaces for hire, including a wrap-around mezzanine and a tree house-inspired private tasting room.

Gipsy Hill Brewery Tours are a great way to start your Sunday afternoon pub crawl. Learn about the history and process of beer-making on the 40-minute guided tour, seeing the tanks up close, before tasting six different tipples in the taproom.